Earlier this year, an Atlanta woman named Ebony Dickens was arrested after venting her frustrations about White police officers online.

[FLASHBACK: Mugshot Mania – ATL Woman Arrested For Threatening Police via Facebook]

At that time, Dickens was accused of writing a Facebook post (using the alias Tiffany Milan), in which she called for “death to all white cops nationwide.”

She further typed that she was plotting a mass execution of ‘at least 15 officers,’ stating:

“I thought about shooting every white cop I see in the head until I’m either caught by the police or killed by them… Might kill at least 15 tomorrow, I’m plotting now.” (read more)

Now the woman is speaking out and has issued a formal video taped response to her social media based arrest.

Details below…

VIDEO: Ebony Dickens Speaks Out About ArrestIn the video above, Ebony Dickens, a 33 year old mother of 3 reads a prepared statement in response to her arrest for making threats against white police officers on Facebook.

Dickens states:

Facebook and social media platforms alike have given the public a powerful platform that for many of us will be else wise inaccessible. Following the stream of what most would consider unsolicited hate crimes against people of color in this country, I in my frustration and dismay used this platform as an outlet for an ironical status to show everyone how preposterous it sounds to target any group of people, whether connected by race or by position.

This message was meant for my closest Facebook friends and was never for mass distribution to the public. I did not deny that my actions were misguided. My soul purpose was to show how preposterous it’s it was to target any group of people based on race or position.
By exercising my right to freedom of speech and the most inalienable right of all to feel to be human, this humanity is not perfect.

I am not against cops. I am not a racist. I am not a criminal. I have never been arrested or in jail for anything. In fact I live a life that shows the direct opposite. I’m a mother, a daughter, and a sister. I hold a degree in criminal justice and legal studies. I respect the roles and positions of law-enforcement it wake up every day with an aim to reform the ills of our nation.

I am on the side of all that is just and I pray the court will see justice in this case.

What do you think of Ebony’s Apology About Her ‘Facebook Fail’?